I have some questions related to GWT.create(...);
1. In case there are some generators that can generate a binding which
one is used?
I made some experimets myself to try to understand the precedence,
and so far I think is kind of the last generator defined in the
gwt.xml file the one that enters in play. But I'm not really sure if
this is something I can rely on.
2. Is there a way to change this behavior. Let's say I want to
generate a proxy who delegates all the functions to a type that needs
to be generated by someone else.
3. How this magic works. I mean in my generator I can make a call to
GWT.create(). Then this call needs to be resolved again with other
generator. So far it seemed to work well by magic, is there some
limitations, or something I need to take in account?
4. That has little to do with the subject. But what is the best way to
develop the generators. And also how I'm suppose to test them. Right
now I have a src.println("CRASH") that I use to be able to see the
result of the file. But is a bit tedious.
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